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"The widespread use of the eleven staple ingredients in Belly Full comes from the harrowing history and impact of the Atlantic Slave Trade and colonialism on the Caribbean. These are the whole foods that Enston delves into, researching the islands' histories and showcasing the ways in which culture and events shaped the dishes found in this important book"--

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"The widespread use of the eleven staple ingredients in Belly Full comes from the harrowing history and impact of the Atlantic Slave Trade and colonialism on the Caribbean. These are the whole foods that Enston delves into, researching the islands' histories and showcasing the ways in which culture and events shaped the dishes found in this important book"--
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For Lesley Enston, cooking has always been a way to connect to her Caribbean roots. After growing up in Toronto, moving to Brooklyn, and spending a few years in London, she ultimately settled in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Along the way she’s consistently found herself over a stovetop, preparing the dishes her Trini mother first introduced her to, along with all her favorite foods from around the islands—and putting Scotch bonnet in just about everything. Lesley is a seasoned home cook and takes great pleasure in spreading the joy (and heat) of these flavors to her friends and loved ones by way of her famed backyard dinner parties. Better yet, Lesley’s young daughter, Desalin, now plays the role of sous-chef, enjoying the flavors her mother and grandmother cherish so deeply. You can find Lesley’s recipes in Bon Appétit, Food52, and the New York Times.